http://lmgtfy.com/?q=per+diem
Seriously, if they offer you the job, take it, a part time job could always lead to a full time offer.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=per+diem
Seriously, if they offer you the job, take it, a part time job could always lead to a full time offer.
That isn't true.You could work three shifts a week or you could work no shifts. It also means you do not get any benefits.
Typically, they fill in the holes on their schedules with per diem people. You have no say in what days or shifts you are working. Your only say is yes or no.
It's also known as PRN (per required need)
"As required" is the basic functional meaning, but PRN is actually Latin and means "pro re nata")